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THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL
16,
1921.
BIG THINGS IBAHLETOSTOP
LEGISLATURE
ND DIDN
Leader Donohue
Dut Errors of Omis
pnd Commission.
Last
L N. Y.. April It In tho
ours of tho Lcfflslaturo
fstulcr Cbarlca D. Donohuo
itcmcnt of what had been
hi by tho Lcstnlaturo In
It Its treatment of New
and tho State generally,
era of tho Assembly lls
m with politeness and re
after all It was too late
at bad been done, and this
f. Donohuo said bad been
Islaturo of 1M1 has, be
aoedont, ignored the rights
m, especially tho City of
Legislative lllndenburgs
"scraps of paper" out of
itracta In order to enable,
n Trust to Increase street
d to roalca a market for Its
ck.
it the new Public Commla
tt a popular uprising', the
vsra are riven tcn-ycar
made virtually lrremov-
fn enforcement legislation
onactcd wbloh out-Vol-Itoad.
This Is but ono ot
1921 which add greatly to
ma' burden.
savins la bo necessary to
no less than to the corn
Industrial centres, that its
orcd not submit this quca
rfcmnilnm vote. Instead,
lecrccd a echeme ot local
devoid aliko of principle
n sense, and bound to pro
dmum of Inconvenience,
priceless natural resource
e, water power, has been
I to priviito exploitation In
las ot a reorganisation of
lal Commission tho Legta-
s mado ndmlnlstratlvo
Iculated to undo a decade
o factory and compensj-
ir the authors of this rcc
n be rid of direct nomlna-
rislation enacted at this
eslgned to provide for:
nrjit of a Stato rajtlon
worship commission with
eject any and all objec
ns. atlon of tho State Boxing
. A new Sports Commia
control over boxing and
Members ot the new com
aervo without pay.
Uon of tho State Tax
, transferring to it most of
tux oollcctlnff agencies,
n are those which hcreto
)dgnl in tho offices of the
3f State and tho Stato
ncnt of a commission to
lo J45.OOO.000 in bonuses to
Bore, marines and nurses
In the World War. Insis
ting $25,000,000 for tho im
nirsoment of the bonus, an
a referendum at tho last
Won, was enacted.
1 of a State disability
) old to wounded and dla
Uis of tho World War.
of moro than 2,000 posl-
Stato service by tho
recommendations of the
Budget Committee,
.tlon or New York Stato
0 a treaty with New Jer
development of tho Port
rk.
nuation of the Lockwood
1 life.
tmcnt of the l,usk Antl-
11s, denlgncd to compel
take an oath of loyalty,
owcr the State Kdueation
to llccn.se all private
10 last bill is aimed at tho
1 of Social Science in New
amendments to tho Con
bicli will bo submitted to
, ot the State at the next
udo:
i of a literacy test for all
In 1922.
. to World War veterans
:o in civil service appoint-
r the salaries of the Judges i
t at Appeals to $17,500. I
f the salaries of tlio mom-
Legislature from $1,500 'o i
i
letlon of the State Gov (
ellmlruitlng tlio Secretary
Treasurer and Stato Kn-
ictivo otllcers. Tho State's
tmld bo plnroil in twenty
Separtments. i
le proposed Constitutional,
recommended, which I
D be approved by another i
beforo submission to tho
f iho official terms of I
3d Lieutenant Oovernur to I
Instead of two. ,
from tho Governor tho
grant reprieves, pardons i
? and creating a pardon 1
i appointed by the Clov-
c will bo justly suspicious I
nomy" programme whlrli I
appropriations for th.l
tals and for AinerlcaniJia
but lavishes $100,000 for .1 I
Shlug excursion into tin
New York City, and f.u
is to continuo the scrvio. i
appraisers, whose work.
dec arcil. "coulil he ii.m.,
in the Lli: ilr.rirtTn.-nr "
iy reductions from the l.'.'n
rinauoii.f, it any tncre Ik.
Ions
to
FRAUDS ON ALIENS
WON BY COTILLO
of Banking Bills Based on
Evening World's Expose
Sent to the Governor.
(Special from a Staff Correspondent
of The Evening World.)
ALBANY. April 16. Senator Sal
vatorg A. Cotlllo has achieved the
greatest victory won in this session
of the Legislature In the passage late
yesterday of the last two of his bank
ing bills, ono of which regulates
money transmission abroad through
the sub-agents of steamship and ex
press companies, and the other mak
ing It a misdemeanor to engage in
tho banking business without the
authorization of tho Superintendent
of Banks.
The Governor will sign both bills,
for they wero passed at tho last mo
ment under an emergency message
from him.
Senator Cotlllo's victory will bring
relief to thousands of foreign born
here who have been robbed of mill.
AMU8EMENT3.
-THEATRES UNDER THE DIRECTION
R BROADWAY
at 49th ST.
2)
eceptioa
The Colorful, Stirring Romance of Anne Bolcyn and King Henry VIII
In scenes that for color and splendor have seldom been equalled
on stage or screen vast ensembles, brilliant pageants stupen
dous settings of palace and battlement intimate glimpses oj
Court and Boudoir a triumph of screen art
Special presentation by Hugo Riescnfeld
with Augmented Orchestra and Chorus
RIVOLI CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Frederick Stahlberg and Joseph Littau, Conducting
TIMES
SQUARE
. BEGINNING TOMORROW
Fifth Anniversary Week
ADOLPH ZUKOR, presents
ELSIE
FERGUSON
"Sacred and Profane Love"
SpecUI Muiic Week Programme
FAMOUS RIALTO ORCHESTRA
Hugo RtcenMd and
Lion Vanderheiai, Conducting
UitTlinToJaT,MacliSoaiIt'"ASiuirfiUol"
ZT ANAnoNAL.
nritij,ii4i'
.Cawrine Curtis- prjii3 a
RALPH CONNOR'S
FAMOUy
- A PICTURE
DIHfCTED
KING
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M53
Has
"".xkrMrf I sr I mm B
55
WRRY SEM0N,MciM6PvaT,THE HICK J
STRAND SYMPHONY OlimmPi
TO-DAY at 2.30
TO-NIGHT at 8.30
We Are Moving Again!
Ilejsinniiig lo-morrow, with Mntinci at :i I. M., WILLI M l'OX prescnls
His Wumlrrful Siirfrss
OVER the HILL
Uy Will Cnrlcton. IJircclcil by Hurry Millardc.
the PARK THEATRE S:,r.rv
TWICE DAILY AND SUNDAY. All Seats Rc.erved.
which thoy havo tried to sctull
their distressed .uid helpless,
friends and relatives abroad.
The Senator's light followed ex
posure by Tho Evening World of the
bandit methods of certain sub-agents
of big steamship anil express com
panies. The Kvcnlng World spent
months in investigating monev trans
mission on tho lower east side and
In Harlem and the llronx. Tho In
vestigation developed a rotten con
dltlon of graft and thievery.
It was found that the Ignorant and ,
tllltorato foreign born residents li.id
been depositing money wmi
countrymen to bo sunt to iel.it Ives in
Poland, Kussla, Austria, Italy and all
other foreign countries. Tho sub
agents, doing a banking business as
representatives of the steamship and
express companies, beyond tho palo
of the banking laws, had been rob
bing tho unfortunate aliens on the
rate of exchango a nil In many cases
had not went a cont of tho money en
trusted to thorn out of tho country.
The Evening World's exposure at
tracted the attention of bankers and
of societies having for their object
tho protection ot tho foreign born
residents, but all those who would
help the aliens found that thero was
no law to protect the victims, nor to
punish the thieves.
Senator Cotlllo, Just re-elected from
a district whero much of this swind
ling had been perpetrated, then took
up tho tight and drafted three bills
designed to cheek the evil. Ono of
these, passed some days ago, Ia now
a law. Tho others will become law
as soon as they reach tho Governor.
Thero Is still a resolution in tho
Committee of Rules calling for an In
vestigation of money transmission
i lit lions and it Is being held up
. re, but It may be rcloascd to-day.
AMUSEMENTS.
OF HUGO R1ESENFELD
Directed by Ernest
Lubitsch, the creator
of 'Tassion."
With a cast that in
cludes Henny Portcn
and Emil Janrtings.
Europe's two greatest
film stars. .
And 7,000 Others
Adolph Zukor prcient
CRITERION
TIMES
SQUARE
Fourth Week
ADOLPH ZUKOR, presents
Sir James M. Barrie's
"Sentimental
iommy
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
lKsnrvmoN
"rM - nnott i
jw?wig pictucizatiom
HOVEL
V I D OR.
Mia
BROADHURST
THEATRE, 44th Si.. Weil of Bronclway
Broadway at Ninth Street.
New York.
Business Hours--9
to 5.
Telephone
Stuyvesant 4700
Presentation Monday, of the New Summer
Hand-embroidered
Net Robes
From China
Exquisite hand - embroidered
unmade robes on fine cotton
net in patterns rich and massive
or dainty and fine; $45.
Lovely also are Chinese hand
embroidered net bandings, 2 to
5 in. wide, $1.95 to $0.95.
And, to match, haml-cmbrold-ered
edgings on net, 2 to 7 in.
wide, $2.25 to $7.50.
- Main Floor, Old Building
THE
A Big Let-go of
Many Remnants
Silks and cotton weaves
The main aisle in the New Building of the Down-Stairs
Store will bo devoted chiefly to this remnant sale on Mon
day; and the variety will be so large that every woman
can find something useful and wantable underpricc.
Silks, 50c yd.
Good silk remnants from COc to
$1.95 a yard for $1.25 to $4.95
(rrades.
Georgettes, tricolcttcs, pongees
and crepes do chine. Many col
ors; many kinds.
More good news about
Banded Hats, $2
Every woman knows how useful a banded hat is;
and one banded hat, at least, is a necessary part of
the summer wardrobe. These are sailors and roll
brims ; of barnyard, sennit, and Milan hemp ; with crepe
band or gros-grain ribbon. Plenty of black, brown
and navy; and all the popular high shades. You may
want more than one when you see how good they
are, and how inexpensive.
Downstairs Store. Old Dulldlng
Women's
Taffeta at $10.75
So seldom can you find now taffeta dresses at $10.75 j
that these should be a happy surprise. We have eighty of
them, in two models both tunic variations. One, with eye
let embroidery, is wonderfully effective. Sizes 31 to 41.
Downstairs Store, Old Dulldlno
Misses' Frocks, $20
echo the sale
One of the most interesting groups of frocks in last
week's salt; was tho group at $20. These were about a
third underpricc The variety still offers excellent
choosing from satin, taffeta and crepe de chine typical
fashions for young women, with many fanciful features that
fit the springtime needs of Miss 14 to 20. The crisp taf
fetas and the soft, clinging crepe de chine arc two extremes
that emphasize tho satisfying variety.
Downstairs Store, Old Dulldlng
Wool Blankets, $7.75
cause much comment
These blankets weigh 4 Vi pounds. The plaids are
beautifully blended. In fact, blankets like these (in view
of the last four years) have a right to cause comment at
$7.75 a pair. Double bed size.
Khaki blankets, $5.50
These good wool blankets arc
often preferred because they are
so practical. 00x84 in. Very low
in price, and fine for summer
homes, camps, and such.
Good Dinner Sets
now marked down
Summer cottages, bungalows
and homes need just such inex
pensive dinner sets us these, and
we have reduced the prices to
conform to new sets that aro now
due.
At $17.50
100-picce set; two patterns;
were $22.50 and $25. Other 100
piecc and 100-piece sets at $27.50,
S30. $35. $37.50 and $42.60
ueio $32 to $55.
V 9 1
Four Player-Piano
Music Rolls, $1
Rythmodik rolls
2,500, c 1 a s a i cal selections;
regular price COc to $2 each.
200, popular selections, with
the words of tlio songs printed
at the side; regular price $1 and
$1.25 each.
Angclus rolls
COO, classical selections; regu
lar price COc to $2 each.
First Qallery, New Dulldlng
DOWN-STAIRS STORE
Cottons, 10c yd.
Cotton goods remnants from
10c to C8c a yard one-third to
one-half less than regulnr.
Percales, madras cloths, voiles,
ginghams, white goods and other
weaves tlio wanted kinds.
Downstairs Store, New Building
Dresses of
Comforters, $1.95
Alost housewives like mull top
comforters like these, and the
plain borders harmonize so nicely
that your eye will be attracted
immediately.
Downstairs Store, New Dulldlng
At $13.50
52-piece sets service lor six
persons. Others at $17.60 and
$20 were $17.50 to $23.
At $8.50
16-pieco imported corral sots.
These arc fine sets; and at $M..r,0
they are the best sets we have
seen anywhere in a long, long
time.
Downstairs Store. New Dulldlng
Formerly A.
I orLiv ing-room
Breakfast room
and Veranda
New and delightful
models, combining style
with luxurious comfort.
In separate pieces, or m
sets of from four to ten
pieces.
Reed and willow nat
ural, stained or enameled
in all colors. Combina
tions of willow with cane
in enameled wood frames.
All with harmonizing
cushions in rich-toned
hand-blocked English cre
tonnes or linens, or the
smart new glazed chintzes.
And one thousand pieces of Chinese Reed and
Grass Furniture at One-third Less
An order placed nearly
two years ago for these
thousand pieces has just
arrived. It rather crowds
us. We didn't know just
when it was going to get
here, and so we arranged
for other summer furni
ture. Now, we have more
than we can conveniently
display. So
Down go prices
One-third
on every one of the thou
sand pieces.
The regular prices arc bused
on costs at the time tho older
was placed I much lower thnA
Music Week
Tim Wanamakcr Auditor
i u m announces lioginning
Alonday, April 18, 2.30 I. A!.:
First Public Presentation
of a remarkable mntion pic
ture, entitled
The Musician
Immortalized
The story of the realiza
tion of a dream in which the
artist's interpretation of
great music is preserved for
posterity.
Note: Aliihic lovers will
have the opportunity of see
ing for the first lime in
motion pictures the follow
ing great aitisLs, actually
playing:
RACHMANINOFF.
GODOWSKY,
ORNSTKIN,
Z1AIHALIST,
ALMA GLUCK. singing
Arturo lludanzky, conduct
ing and the National Sym
phony Orchestra.
Concert
Hans Itarth, pianist.
Loi.- Bennett, .-oprano.
Filone Mayo, dancer.
And the CIIICKFRING
A.Ml'ICO KFI'KODUCING
I'lANO.
Admission complimentary.
First Gallery, New Dulldlng
Furniture
for Children
At tempting price
8 wicker bassinets, $17.95
our $21.95 grade.
Charming model, rubber tired
wheels, ivory color.
10 wicker bassinets
$33.50 our $55 grade.
Two models, with .stationary'
or adjustable hoods. Rubber
tired wheels. Ivory color.
Kumi'y cribs, in white,
small size $29.50 large
size, $31.50.
Wire screened, with adjust
able sides and springs, collapsi
ble model, on wheels that can be
packed conveniently. Cotton
mattress included in price.
Sheets Less
Hasginet size, 50c; hand-made,
$1.25; crib Hizc, (iOc; hand
made, $1.60.
Pillow cases, 36r; hund-made,
85c.
Blaukct.s -
Large assortment in lovely
.-.oft wool or cotton mixture.-.
showing attractive designs or
check-, in delicate tones of pink
or blue. $1 to $10.
Third rioor. Old Dullding
T. Stewart & Co.
ifP
GardenFurn iture
Rough hickory, au vat
urcl; cypress, painted
prmmt cost). So that you
teally save more than a third.
Charming styles
Settees, rockers, chairs,
tables, tea-wagons tabour
ettes and chaises-Iongucs,
in that comfy, springy
quality characteristic of
tlio Chinese weave, and in
the natural color a soft,
grayish-green.
The Correct Gown
of ample size
When the Women's Sa
lon planned this service for
large women, it was decid
ed that two things wero
essential
carefully studied lines;
exquisite material.
This standard has been
kept in each gown of ample
size, from the least expen
sive at $49.50, to those at
$135.
Many materials
The extra-sized gowns for
present nnd summer wear arc
in the smartest materials of the
season crepe de chine, Canton
crepe, crepe meteor, taffeta,
tricot ine and I'oiret twill.
Ornament
is directly applied. Only the
finest of beading, touches of
embroidery, and cut-out eyelet
work or braiding are used.
Trimming is made to accentuate
slender lines and not to givo the
effect of elaboration.
In dark blue, gray, black and
brown and many two-toned
combinations that arc now so
smart.
Second Floor, Old Dulldlno
Exceptionally
pretty Smocks
The model illustrated is
a white smock of unusual
ly fine crepe. A delightful
touch of color is introduced
in the buttonhole stitch
worked in wool that binds
all the edges and forms the
little tie.
Soft sash is slipped through
quaintly shaped pockets to tie
in a careless knot. French blue,
jade, purple, rose or yellow
trimming, $5.
Smocks of somewhat
heavier cotton crepe aro
equally attractive and ef
fectively trimmed with
motifs in outlining stitch
done in black wool.
In -.oft .shade- of yellow,
given, rcie, orrhid or white,
$2.!5.
tlurd Moor Ulrt tlunuinu
IT is not hz type and big talk
in the newspapers but
the quality, fashion and fair
price of the goods in the store
which make value and give
lasting satisfaction.
Furniture
white slat-board style,
English and French de
signs. $80 settee at $20.
$.'13.50 settee at $22.25.
$.'17 settee at $24.C0.
$14 rocker at $8.25.
$18.C0 rocker ut $12.26.
$19.00 rocker at $12.50.
$20.60 rocker at $13.50.
$21.50 rocker at $14.25.
$22.00 rocker at $14.50.
$17 chair at $11.25.
$18 chair at $12.00.
$19 chair at $12.50.
$20 chair at $1:1.21..
$24 chair at $10.00.
$1G.00 chair at $10.60.
$15.00 table at $10.25.
$17.50 table at $11.60.
$24.00 tabic at $10.00.
$?15.00 L-ible at $23.26.
$3(5.00 table at $24.00.
$33 tea wagons at $22.
$32 Chaiscs-longues, $21.75.
$13 Tabourettcs at $8.60.
Fifth Qallery, New Dulldlno
Bedding Sets
Very low priced
Mattress, filled with
best quality of black
.: 1 u : t. I
II tl I I UfJIlUt- I
stcrcd box-sprino two f $68
jf..,f.'0, teMAOU in,, iiuuij
with mixed feathers;
regular price $91.45.
Mattress, filled with
springy black horse
. . i. 1 -, I
nun uiiiimakciuM lup l
box-sprinil two pillows ) SR3
rilin.i ...in. i r,.n. t"
tinvu nihil iiii.wii 1V.1U1I-
ers; regular price
$108.45.
Mattress, filled with
best quality long gray
jiui.-iu nan , w..m !, i
with upholstered tufted r S85
with mixed feathers;
regular price $110.45.
The abovo quotations are for
full bed sizes; smaller sizes may
be had at proportionate reduc
tions. All mattresses will bo covered
with a very good grade of
striped ticking with u sateen
finish.
Sec samples
Sample bedding sets have
been made up and may bo seen
in the Redding Shop.
Sixth Gallecv, New Dulldlng
Swinging Davebport
Hammocks
For lawn, porch or sleeping
veranda; adjustable back, low
arm davenport style, furnished
in gray or khaki duck, craven
ette finish, button tufted back
and roll edge button tufted
mattress chain suspension,
$33.
Extension stand, $7.
Canopy, $9.75.
Complcto outfit, $49.76.
Third Gallery, New Dulldlng.
New Crepe Meteor
Negligees, $18.50
Exquisite affairs just
unpacked thoroughly
charming and novel slip
on model. In pink with
blue, rose with blue, Peri
winkle with rose, peach
with turquoise, or light
blue with pink.
Third Floor, Old Dulldlng
Pouch Handbags, $5
Distinctly chic in line, of good
quality moire silk on pretty and
well constructed etched metal or
self-covered frames, lined with
.silk in harmonizing tones. In
side purse and mirror.
Navy blue, brown or black.
V.au rl:r. Old Bulldlnj
frp taxes of any kind.
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